Japan’s Territorial Dispute with Russia heating up again With Russia’s increasing involvement in the Asia-Pacific region, it has become extremely important for Japan to build a relationship of trust with that country and keep the territorial dispute on... Pranamita Baruah | February 17, 2012 | IDSA Comments
As Pakistan observes Kashmir Solidarity Day… Over the last few years, there is a whole range of instances where the common Kashmiri has become a part of the Indian landscape, by persevering through the difficult circumstances... Arpita Anant | February 17, 2012 | IDSA Comments
Sticky Bomb Creates A Sticky Situation For India India will have to take a call on whether the pivotal position of Iran for reaching Afghanistan and Central Asia outweighs the benefits India derives from its relationship with the... Sushant Sareen | February 17, 2012 | IDSA Comments
The Rafale : An Opportunity Towards Indigenous Aircraft Design And Manufacture In the wake of the selection of the Rafale the offset clause currently in force must be used to revamp India’s domestic aerospace industry, making it more technologically current and... Vivek Kapur | February 17, 2012 | IDSA Comments
India and West Asian Political Tensions There is a real danger that India’s strategic space in West Asia could be further constricted due to the rising political tensions on account of the Iranian nuclear imbroglio. S. Samuel C. Rajiv | February 16, 2012 | IDSA Comments
India and the Maldivian Malady The challenge before India is to make sure that it stands on the side of popular aspirations, democratic and secular values and representative forces in its immediate periphery. S. D. Muni | February 15, 2012 | IDSA Comments
Terror Changes Its Spots The 13/2 terrorist attack against the Israeli diplomat exposes India to the possibility of a more potent and professional group, which may have already raised the capability levels of indigenous... Vivek Chadha | February 14, 2012 | IDSA Comments
Myanmar and the United States: On a Reconciliatory Path? The current trajectory of developments is likely to lead to the point where the US and the Sein government find ways to resolve outstanding points of contention between them, leading... Rahul Mishra | February 14, 2012 | IDSA Comments
The Syrian Conundrum As long as the army remains loyal to Bashar, the rebels are unlikely to make much headway, although their continued ability to secure weapons through the Turkish border would plunge... Stanly Johny | February 14, 2012 | IDSA Comments
A Brief History of the Asian Security Conference The story of the Asian Security Conference is the attempt by IDSA to capture the complex issues involved in Asia’s emergence as the new locus of international affairs in the... S. Kalyanaraman | February 13, 2012 | IDSA Comments
